Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Silver went up a peg in New York yestel
day to 95%.
Couture & Leford's Saturday night Mi
kado social occurs this evening.
The Union Guards were out last evening
drilling on Upper Main street.
The Washington Guards will be mustered
in this evening by Colonel Sullivan.
James Treloar will leave in a day or two
on a visit to his home across the herrin,
pond, in D%evonshire, England.
H. T. Patten of the Big Hole was in tn,
city yesterday shaking hands with numer
GUS old time acquaintance.
There are undelivered kilograms at IT,
Western Union Office for Miss Mary Cliff
ford, T. L. Ryan, J.. R. West and Charles
Ballard.
The last opportunity for a skate at the
rink occurs this evening. Those who have
private skates there should take them
away to-day.
Captain Shepherd will drill the boys
brigade at 2 this afternoon at the Pavilion.
Prompt attendance is imperative, as all
delinquents will be ruled out of the ranks.
The cabin of George Woods. near the
Dexter mill, was broken into and robbed,
on Thursday afternoon. about 3 o'clock,
of about 81 in silver and ID silver watch.
J.. NJ. Carroll returned last evening from
Oregon and Washington Territory. where
he has been representing the firm OF James
Walsh & Co.. He will remain in Butte two
days.
H. L.. Haupt, of the Palace Studio, has
completed a contract with the publishers of
the Northwest Magazine to make about
thirty Photographic views of Butte for the
July number.
The presence of the handsome Recorder
Booth once more sheds it's lustre on the
Court House. he having returned to town
from the Springs relnvigorated and looking
as fresh as a daisy.
The School Board meeting to have been
held last evening was postponed to Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock. Reappointment
of teachers is the most important business
to come before the board.
The Sons of Veterans met at Mrs Ben
nett's last evening; appointed a committee
to wait upon the installing officers to ar
rive shortly from Helena and adjourned to
meet subject to the call Of the chair.
T. J. Coperly, having recovered from an
OF pneumonia, will leave the city for
few days to recuperate, and will be repre-
sented IN his position in the New York
uoOoSIdpu UdIicIy ~ T. ~ AOuuS.
A gambler from Anaconda tried to run a
bluff on Mike Gill for 500 on a game of
rib, first turn round the board, but Mike
wouldn't finch, and the result was the man
rom Anaconda babe his century an ever.
asting farewell.
Last night a crowd collected at the cor.
Ter of Park and Main, drawn there by the
light Of a man trying to dispose of a horse
or $45. He rode up and down street a
'reat deal and drew a crowd, but did not
make the deal.
The Grand Army of the Republic will at
end services tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock at the Congregational Church. On \
they assemble at Lincoln Post
at l p. m, and proceed
hence to the grave yard where the eere-
nony OF decorating the graves of the fallen
will take place.
C. Sheridan, a man who has given several
liases at various times, whom the police
rrested for larceny of a suit of clothes
night, for which he will be tried
efore Judge Hamilton at 10 O'Clock this
forming, was yesterday identified a. the
ian for whom a warrant has been out in
Judge ~Lippincott's court since the begin.